Hike or Bike the Cromwell Valley Park with Loch Raven Add-On

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This network of trails will bring you in touch with native wildlife and historic buildings.

Park in the spaces available along the road as indicated by the map (see below). Walk towards the nature center a very short way to get to the trail. You can go either direction on the trail, which is accessible year round and frequented by hikers and bikers alike.

Photos: Erica

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Good shoes
Water
Snack
Sun protection
Layers
Camera
Field Guide

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Activities:

Mountain Biking, Hiking

Skill Level:

Intermediate

Season:

Year Round

Trail Type:

Loop

Distance:

3.66 Miles

Elev. Gain:

387 Feet

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Features:

Family Friendly

Forest

Wildflowers

Wildlife

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